shortcuts

......SHORTCUT ALL THE THINGS! OR

"STUFF YOU REALLY NEVER THOUGHT YOU NEEDED TO KNOW"...

Scenario: You have multiple _separate_ instances of the same window open e.g. Firefox or Chrome

	Use: "alt + ~" to switch between them
	
Scenario: You have typed a long command, (or a short one with a long filename) and you need to change something at the end or the beginning:

	Use "Ctrl + A" to zip to the beginning of the line
	Use "Ctrl + E" to zip to the end of the line
	
Scenario: You've just started a new terminal...but where are you exactly

	HOME!
	
Scenario: Is program "awesome-cat" installed on my system?

	#> which awesome-cat

Scenario: You're not at home, but you want to get there:

	#> cd
	
Scenario: There's too much stuff in your terminal

	"Ctrl + L" or
	#> clear
	
Simple, yet powerful grep

Scenario: You've got a ton of branches, and you want to know if you have a particular one:

	#> grep
	#> grep -i
	#> grep -l
	#> grep -c

Scenario: You've got a ton of files, and you want to know if you have a particular one that contains a particular string:

	#> find ~/ -type f | xargs grep 'Foo'
	
Scenario: Some of those files have spaces and non-UTF-8 characters in them

	#> find ~/ -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep 'Foo'
	
Scenario: You want to find how to invoke a command...

	man vs Google
	
Other

	less vs more vs cat
	
Shell redirection

	<, >, |
	
Invoke programs from CLI

	#> firefox
	#> gedit
	#> chromium-browser